Mrugam

About This Movie

So, Mrugam is a 1996 Telugu crime flick that really digs into the gritty side of law enforcement. J. D. Chakravarthy, who plays the lead, brings this intense sincerity to the cop role. The pacing leans towards the dramatic, with some action sequences that feel raw and unforced, likely due to practical effects that give it a certain weight. There’s a solid undercurrent of moral ambiguity running through the film, which adds to its depth. The atmosphere feels heavy, almost like you're wandering through a labyrinth of crime and duty. It's interesting how it captures the struggles of a cop in a world where right and wrong blur. Definitely has that late '90s vibe, both in its storytelling and execution.

Notable for its practical effects · Features a strong performance by J. D. Chakravarthy · Captures a gritty atmosphere of crime and duty